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id like both brake and clutch lines, if you cant get brake im in for the clutch

pm me the details if your taking payments

thanks

edit: its for an r33 gtst if that makes any difference

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id like both brake and clutch lines, if you cant get brake im in for the clutch

pm me the details if your taking payments

thanks

edit: its for an r33 gtst if that makes any difference

all together now!

want brake lines more but will go both if you can organise it :blink:

Yes ready to fit. Heat sleeve is to protect it. Not sure if it's needed but it sure wont hurt. UK, hmm I will look into that. Yes it's turning into both clutch and brake. I've been so bloody busy lately sorry everyone.

I'm in for both brake and clutch lines for R32 GTR - Let me know the final price when you know.

Cheers

Michele

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Ok got the brake lines details:

Goodridge lines ADR approved, anti wip and no rubber like other brands on joins which perrish with heat. Bolts straight on, made in England and quality product. Exact same as V8 Supercars use.

5 or more sets $195 each set of 4 instead of $260 Freight and handling anywhere in Australia $15

I'll now update the first post and get this thing happening.

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